The phrase "about the realisation and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics related to understanding or achieving something, often in a context of reflection or analysis.
Example: "The report focuses on the challenges faced about the realisation and implementation of the new policy."
Alternatives: "regarding the realization and" or "concerning the achievement and".
And some are brought about by the realisation that the company has lost its way and needs to focus once more on what it's good at.
Seeing the baby also helped to bring about the realisation of the stillbirth, and helped mothers to accept that their baby had died.
Instead, the killings of Lord Mountbatten and the 18 soldiers brought about the realisation that the IRA remained a major menace, and that years of violence probably lay ahead.
Modern life is about the realisation of the constant battle between good and evil, the choice between selfishness and selflessness, yin or yang, heads or tails.
It means that this year's prize is about architecture, about the realisation of a concept in space, structure and detail, whereas it has sometimes been about making a point about the design of schools, or compensating a leading architect previously overlooked.
And I smiled with pride to be part of a human race that at a time of so much negativity and gloom could bring about the realisation of Dr Martin Luther King Jnr's dream; a dream that the content of our characters would be more important than superficial differences.
If an acute spike in transphobia, racism and bigotry has brought about the realisation that progress can be undone overnight, we should probably all harness that realisation, swallow our hypocrisies and do what our leaders, our police force, our newspapers and our TV stations are failing to do: champion political correctness, all jokes aside.
London is the place that Ukip warns about, the realisation of its worst nightmares.
There's something dispiriting about the realisation that you're not a disruptor or a thought leader, the person on the stage or the headshot on the website.
